Dear Joe, Many thanks for your very emotive response. I had been trying to encourage you to focus mainly in the struggle of Maori independence in front of your own eye rather than East Timorese or other indigenous people far away, but now I can understand that you want to expand your business. Please do not always angry with people like me because you may be my best friend in the future when you really want to expand your business. In short, if you always angry, you will not success in expanding your business. Yours sincerely, Yusuf L. Henuk =========== > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: WHY Maori people still struggle? > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (East Timor Independenc) > Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (East Timor Independenc) > Date: Tue, 04 Oct 88 12:20:07 +1200 > Organization: PlaNet Gaia Otautahi > > Dear Yusuf, > > Many thanks for your very informative response. I had been > trying to give you the benefit of the doubt, but now I can see > that you are as stupid as you are ignorant. > > Please do pollute my e-mail further. You are not wasting both > our time. > > Yours sincerely, > > Joe Davies > ============ > > Yusuf L Henuk: > > Dear Mr. Davies, > > Thanks for your genuine information on your high level of activity > in the struggle of Maori independence movement. In fact, you > waste your time by doing things without any good plan, except > economic purpose, and indeed Maori people do not achieve their > independence because you and your organisation only want > them and others for earning money. > > Undoubtedly, you and your organisation only made good money > and thus you all overact like saints in pretending to help all > peoples suffering oppression. How much money did you all make > since you all involved in this business? > > Joe Davies: > None. Yusuf L. Henuk: That's true because I am not an auditor. > Yusuf L. Henuk: > On top of that, "And why do you look at the speck in your brother's > eye, but do not consider the plank in your own eye? Or how can you > say to your brother, 'Let me remove the speck from your eye'; > and look, a plank is in your own eye? Hypocrite! First remove > the plank from your own eye, and then you will see clearly to > remove the speck from your brother's eye." (Matthew 7: 3-5). > > Joe Davies: > I do not subscribe to primitive superstitions. Yusuf L. Henuk: That' s true because you are a modern businessman. > > Yusuf L. Henuk: > In other words, please don't be so naive to lecture me about your > great efforts in the struggle for Maori independence for the last > 15 years at a very LOW level of activity because I know well > that you just spent most of your time in fiddling about. > > Joe Davies: > Really? How have I "lectured" you? And how do you "know" what > I have been doing. I don't even own a fiddle! Yusuf L. Henuk: Undoubtedly, you have lectured me about your very high level of activity in the struggle of Maori independence for the last 15 years. Thus, I know well what you have been doing. In fact, you don't even own a fiddle, but you are indeed a fiddler (a person who dishonestly alters something in order to get money). > Yusuf L. Henuk: > Finally, please mirror yourself and ask WHY Maori people in > front of your own eye still struggle for their independence? > > Joe Davies: > For the same reason the Aboriginal people and the others I > mentioned in Indonesia still struggle - because those who have > power deny them their choice of independence. And then there > are idiots like you who support these people. > Yusuf L. Henuk: In fact, after I suggested you to see yourself in mirror, you see clearly that you have clever face than me. Indeed, indiots people like me do not support you to expand your business. > Joe Davies: > Go and get stuffed, to use a colourful ANZAC expression. Yusuf L. Henuk: Read and understand, a short dialogue between a Kiwi and a Komodo dragon (Varanus Komodoensis).
